Knowledge in Indian languages
Our website is available in Hindi, Marathi, Bangla, Tamil and Telugu, and alpha.kryzen.com in 10+ languages, for owners, managers, employees and labourers alike.
10+ languages
Corporate social responsibility
Accessibility
Modern farming should be open to every farmer, whatever their language, education or ability. We work to make our knowledge, training, software and workplaces accessible to all.
Our impact in numbers
22.7%
of Hydroponic Masterclass trainees are women
10+
languages on our alpha.kryzen.com app
50,000+
learners on Hydroponic Masterclass
3
training languages: English, Hindi, Marathi
Why it matters
Our commitment
India farms in many languages. Owners, managers, employees and labourers on the same farm may speak different languages and have different levels of education. When knowledge reaches people in their own language and every workplace is open to everyone, more people can take part in modern farming.
What we do
Our programmes
Work that is part of how Kryzen builds, trains and runs every day, not a one-off event.
Training in English, Hindi and Marathi
Practical training and all training material are available in English, Hindi and Marathi, covering a large share of India’s farmers.
3 languages
Rural women empowerment
With the NGO Queens of Villages, we run an exclusive one-day training for rural women on farming practices and agriculture-related businesses.
With Queens of Villages
Women in our training
22.7% of Hydroponic Masterclass trainees are women, one of the highest shares of women in agriculture training in India.
22.7% women
A team from many states
We employ people from different states of India, bringing togetherness and inclusion into our company and the way we work.
Ongoing
Learn online, at your own pace
Hydroponic Masterclass teaches the basics online, so anyone can learn before they visit a farm or spend money.
50,000+ learners
How it started
Every Kryzen space, open to everyone
In 2026, Kryzen founder Sudhir Devkar recorded a podcast with Sujay Pachange, founder of Poshinda Organics. Sujay is an entrepreneur living with paralysis, and his drive to go out and build a business inspired Sudhir.
As a founding member and Managing Director, Sudhir passed a resolution that all Kryzen offices, factories and the Experience Centre will be designed to be accessible to people with disabilities.
- Wide gangways and level pathways
- Support handles where they are needed
- Accessible washrooms
- Offices, factory, farms and Experience Centre included
What’s next
Our goals
We report progress on these goals on this page every year.
- 2026–27Reach 10 Indian languages across our trainings, materials and workforce.
- 2027–28Reach 20 Indian languages.
- 2028–29Reach the top 5 global languages.
Digital accessibility
Accessibility statement
We follow WCAG 2.1 level AA, the international standard for accessible digital products. All our software, systems and websites, including kryzen.com and alpha.kryzen.com, are designed with these standards in mind, so they work for people who use screen readers, keyboards, zoom or slow connections.
- Text and buttons have strong colour contrast and can be zoomed to 200%.
- Every page can be used with a keyboard, with a visible focus outline.
- Images have text descriptions, and pages use proper headings and landmarks.
- Buttons and links are large enough to tap on a phone.
- Some PDFs and older blog posts may not be fully accessible yet. We are fixing them.
Found a problem? Email contact@kryzen.com and we will reply within 72 working hours.
Work with us
Partner with us on accessibility
Companies, foundations, colleges and government bodies can work with us on farms, training and research. Tell us what you have in mind.